Too long and seemingly structurally disconnect, so mind started to slip, but from the points I was able to catch, sounds like those anonymous boards of old I hear about. Iirc there has been an implementation of that in the fediverse already, though it's been some months so can't remember the name.

Also not sending to a server, but an USB to OTG adapter with a plain pendrive could be an option?

Proton and Tutamail are both nice imo.

Also more people have been rallying against the government whenever and wherever there is one since "they took back the power which is different from winning the elections", according to the current vice-president.

But how many more? (Tl in alt text)

Amusing how the only news I've come across the Brazilian presidential election in the threadiverse, twice from different sources, is from the accusation against Meta. Meanwhile, corruption scandals against the current government keep pilling up.

If the design's boring and copy-pasted everywhere, how could people grow attached to their houses? Furthermore, if people had to go to apartments, like for unwieldy prices for years now, they would be desensitized on the part of losing the house.

None currently afaik. Though soldering, specially on the standard Switch, is pretty simple.

Also, beggars can't be choosers. So if the situation isn't ideal for you, either wait, or learn how to be a reverse engineer and start investigating how to mod consoles purely by software.

I'd say Youtube is a case of lack of competition making an oligopoly. And sadly for quite a few matters, it's still the "least worse" option.

Still, I'd urge to people, though I know it's an uphill battle, to at least keep alternatives at hand.

I see. In such case then, from what I've observed, the ones that get the closest are Rumble and Odysse, though both still much smaller.

Imo as someone who sees console modding as an act of self-defence as well as a fun hobby of tinkering (plus not being a fan of online multiplayer or DLCs), I'd say "hold it" and hope someone makes a payload for running games in older firmwares than the ones they demand.

...Or emulate PS5 on Linux on PS5 😬

"Gaming journalist" difficulty mode. :V

I think they're going for the former in slow steps, so the impact is not as quickly noticed.

Agreed.

Some also argue dislikes are used for censoring, but I'd conter-argue that dissidence is a form of opinion. If people are using the tool illegitimately, it doesn't make the tool itself illegitimate. Rather, investigating suspicious behaviour, of which there are tools one can use on Youtube, should be the way.

And I'd further say the removal hurts not just the content creators, but their followers too. If the creator uses likes ratio as a quality assurance metric, or to know what they should or shouldn't focus on, the lack of the metric will make the service he/she provides worsen, and by extension the experience of their followers.

You can run Ollama locally on a phone through Newsboat, though beware it can be very heavy on the device.

Unsure tbf, though something comes to mind.

Maybe "we don't want to accept conservatives"? I know of a guy, tech journalist with conservative views who tried Mastodon before but got banned twice, and then migrated to a Nostr-first instance with ActivityPub support, where he hasn't been banned even after months. If his case is an example, maybe people on the other protocol are more accepting of different views?

What, have you never done something that would make your psychiatrist consider you a lost cause? Never had the joys of running some obscure disc you have on Win3.1 on DOSBox-X on Windows Vista on Virtual Box on Linux Mint? Nor have you played some SNES game on a SNES Station on the PS2 mode of a PS3 with a system mod that doesn't allow homebrews? Or even open 5 different virtual machines at once in a 10 y.o. and partially damaged laptop running on a mechanical hard drive with the heavy Ubuntu? 😬

Old post but just appeared in my feed now, but answering the question...

RPGs when you find a good grinding spot count? e.e"

Also found a community on the topic too, if you'd be interested in bumping it (or if others checking the post would be): ![email protected]

Recently found https://catalog.catodon.rocks/

Imo it's better than Lemmyverse because I need to do just one search, instead of one per software in the same conditions.

Also on Fennec it doesn't seem very responsive in the UI for confirming searches, but adding ?q= to the end of the link then what's to be searched, and loading the resulting link, seems to circumvent well enough the issue. Like with https://catalog.catodon.rocks/?q=horse for finding horse-related communities.

On the last point...

Wine on Linux/Mac (and possibly Windows with WSL) can do it too. Pretty useful when a game misbehaves with alt-tabbing (looking at you, A Vampyre Story)